Notice of Sale and Foreclosure Actions in Franklin County KS
Notice issued for two foreclosure actions in Franklin County Kansas. The first case lists Associates Financial Services Company of KS as plaintiff with defendants James Gibson Linda Myers and Linda Gibson and sets March 2 2006 at 10:00 AM for public auction at Ottawa courthouse front steps for 739 South Mulberry Ottawa KS 66067. The second case involves Homecomings Financial Network Inc vs Donald Coates Diana Coates and others seeking foreclosure on 538 East Bungalow Street Richmond KS with pleadings due by March 13 2006.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Civil Department Associates Financial Services Company OF
ING
Ottawa
Elis & Darnall
South Mulberry Street
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure and Property Description
First Published January 31 2006 Chase Home Finance LLC and others seek foreclosure on property in Rantoul Franklin County Kansas. The petition lists Tract 1 Lot 14 16 18 and North 6 feet of Lot 20 Block 2 plus Tract 2 East 75 feet of Lots 14 16 18 Block 2 and Tract 3 South 20 feet of Lot 20 and all of Lots 22 24 Block 2 known as 120 S Cadar Rantoul KS 66079. Defendants include Ronald Parks Lynn Parks First Bank of Ottawa and others with unknown spouses officers and assigns. Respondents must plead by 13th day to avoid judgment.
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State of
Kansas
Arly
Coun
Franklin County
Chase Home Finance LLC
Chase Manhattan
Mangaga Corporation
Marger
Chase Mortgage Company
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District Court
Rantoul
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